TIFF to JPEG "Action" or "Batch"??

Tim, thank you for your feedback.
ppi IS important when you want your posted web images to be ones that can't easily be scaled up by someone that has photoshop. I want what is posted on my web site to be 72ppi, sRGB, as is the general recommended standard for web images. I just can't make PSCS do it en masse, and it is tiring doing several hundred (or more) images one at a time.

Web browsers typically ignore the PPI value, or web authors override the width in their html. I don't think PPI matters, none of my web images don't include it and they display fine. Photoshop CS2 doesn't embed the PPI value when you "save for web".

Very interesting

So, I guess I can ignore all the online advice related to "setting ppi to 72 for best web viewing and load times, and to avoid having folks pilfer your images via "save image".

I'll ignore it then . . . .

Yes, you can ignore the PPI, just make sure you limit the resolution to sometimes like 600 or 800 pixels along the longest side. Where'd you get the other information from?